Big investors, known as whales, are still buying large amounts of XRP. This shows that they trust XRP as a long-term investment. When whales buy a lot of XRP, it increases demand and reduces the number of coins available for sale, which can help keep prices stable.
Just to flag up that 500,000,000 XRP has been unlocked from escrow at an unknown wallet. JPMorgan Chase accepts XRP for credit card and mortgage transactions.
Government Holds Significant SHIB Stash, Sparking Speculation on Market Strategy
Whale Alert has spotted a transfer of 23.7 million XRP from Binance to an unknown wallet. Ripple is planning to release one billion XRP tokens on 1 August, which should have an impact on the market.
Ripple whales have accumulated between 10 million and 100 million XRP tokens over the past two days. Santiment data shows that XRP whales added 300 million tokens between 12 and 15 July. XRP saw another day of gains on Monday, with trades above $0.5300, extending its recent upward trend by nearly 3%.
After twelve years of inactivity, a major Bitcoin whale has resurfaced. In July, other large investors also took advantage of the market to buy more Bitcoin.
Recent market activities have seen XRP whales accumulating over 100 million coins, stirring speculations about a potential settlement in the ongoing Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit.
Large investors are significantly increasing their Ethereum (ETH) holdings, while ETH reserves on exchanges are depleting faster than Bitcoin (BTC) reserves. Here’s what’s behind this trend.
In a major move, $558 million worth of USD Coin (USDC) has been transferred to Coinbase Institutional, indicating significant market activity and potential bullish trends.
Solana-based meme coin Bonk (BONK) has outshined all other meme coins in the top 100 cryptocurrencies, experiencing a surge of over 25% in the last 24 hours.
The recent 5% price surge in Ethereum (ETH) has sparked increased whale activity, reversing a week of downward momentum.
Recent fluctuations in Bitcoin prices have prompted significant activity from long-dormant Bitcoin investors, known as whales. What's behind these movements?
